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Irish Times says a court quashed the A5 block on a €2bn road; TheJournal.ie says the road is going ahead and names the climate law that stopped it

Belfast's Court of Appeal has overturned the ruling that halted the A5, Northern Ireland's biggest road project. Three Irish outlets report it. Only one says why the road was stopped. Only one gives a cost.

A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling
A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling as published by TheJournal.ie · seen at TheJournal.ie
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What is agreed. All three reports we hold say the same thing happened. A court ruling that halted the A5 upgrade has been overturned in Belfast, and the road can go ahead.

What each leads with. The three headlines tell the story in three ways:

Outlet Leads on Cost given Why it was blocked
The Irish Times the court: "quashes ruling blocking upgrade" €2 billion not stated
RTÉ News the road: "can proceed" none not stated
TheJournal.ie the road: "set for major upgrade" none "an apparent conflict with climate laws"

The size. RTÉ calls it "Northern Ireland's biggest roads project". The Irish Times calls it the "largest ever road project" and is the only one to put a price on it, €2 billion. No other report confirms that figure.

The climate question. Only TheJournal.ie says the High Court first rejected the plan over climate law. Even it hedges, calling the conflict "apparent". The other two do not say why the road was stopped.

What is not settled. - Why the appeal judges disagreed with the High Court. None of the three reports gives their reasoning. - Who brought the original challenge, and whether they will appeal again. No report names them. - What the ruling means for Northern Ireland's climate law. Nothing we hold says. - Road safety. None of the three reports gives a figure for deaths on the A5.

This story is about whether Northern Ireland can build a new main road from the Irish border in Co Tyrone to Derry, and whether its climate law stands in the way.

How it got here. The A5 runs through the west of Northern Ireland. It starts at the border near Aughnacloy, goes through Omagh and Strabane, and ends in Derry. It is the main route from Dublin to the north-west. A rebuilt road was promised in 2006, at the St Andrews talks that restored power-sharing at Stormont. The Irish government said it would help pay for it, because the road serves Donegal as well as the North.

The road has been stopped in court before. In 2012 the High Court in Belfast quashed an earlier version of the scheme on environmental grounds. Since then it has been redesigned, approved again by Stormont ministers, and challenged again by objectors, including landowners along the route.

In 2022 the Northern Ireland Assembly passed the Climate Change Act, which sets a legal target of net zero emissions by 2050. According to TheJournal.ie, the High Court later rejected the latest A5 plan because of an apparent conflict with that law. The other reports we hold do not give a reason.

Who is involved. Stormont's Department for Infrastructure is the body that promotes the road and approves it. The Irish government has promised money towards it. Objectors have brought the court challenges. Campaigners in Tyrone have argued for years that the old road is dangerous.

What is at stake. If the scheme stands, Northern Ireland gets what RTÉ calls its biggest roads project. The Irish Times puts the cost at €2 billion. If it falls again, the people promoting it go back to the start. Whatever the judges said, the ruling will also be read for what it means for future projects under the climate law.

Where it stands. The Court of Appeal has overturned the block and the upgrade can proceed. We do not hold the judges' reasons.

What is being argued about

  • Belfast's Court of Appeal overturns the ruling that halted the A5 upgrade
  • Whether climate law was why the road was first blocked
  • The cost, put at €2 billion by one outlet only
  • Who brought the challenge and why the judges ruled as they did, which none of the reports says
Three reports, one ruling: what each one carriesSide by side
OutletHeadline leads onCostReason for the original blockHedged?
The Irish Timesthe court quashing the ruling€2 billionnot givenno
RTÉ Newsthe upgrade going aheadnot givennot givenno
TheJournal.iethe road's "major upgrade"not given"an apparent conflict with climate laws"yes: "apparent"
Taken from the headline and text of each report. "Not given" means the text we hold does not say it.
Sources T The Irish Times
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The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1354 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2353 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2212 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
How the ruling was reported on 6 OctoberTimeline
  1. 2026-10-0610:43 RTÉ News publication time (UTC) RTÉ News A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal rulingCalls it the North's biggest roads project
  2. 2026-10-0610:53 The Irish Times publication time (UTC) The Irish Times Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road €2 billionOnly report to give a cost
  3. 2026-10-0612:47 TheJournal.ie publication time (UTC) TheJournal.ie A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court rulingOnly report to mention climate law
The climate-law reason arrives two hours after the first report, and from one outlet only.
Sources R RTÉ News
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RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2353 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1354 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2212 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
The bias in this coverageBias

A road goes ahead; the climate case drops out

All three reports lead with the road going ahead. Only one mentions the climate law that stopped it, and it calls the conflict 'apparent'. None names who brought the challenge or why the appeal court disagreed.

1 reports mentioning the climate law 0 reports naming who brought the challenge 1 reports giving a cost
Scored without the mastheads. Where the two passes differ, both are kept.
Sources T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2212 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1354 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2353 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Claims and verdicts

true The Court of Appeal in Belfast overturned the ruling that blocked the A5 upgrade.
The Irish Times, RTÉ and TheJournal.ie each report that the ruling halting the project has been quashed and that the upgrade can proceed. None of them contradicts the others.
Checked against 3 sources:
T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1354 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2353 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2212 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified The A5 upgrade will cost €2 billion and is Northern Ireland's largest ever road project.
RTÉ backs the 'biggest roads project' description and The Irish Times calls it the largest ever. The €2 billion figure appears only in The Irish Times, and no other report we hold gives a cost.
Checked against 2 sources:
T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1354 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2353 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified The High Court originally blocked the A5 plan because it conflicted with climate law.
Only TheJournal.ie gives this reason, and it calls the conflict 'apparent'. Neither RTÉ nor The Irish Times, in the text we hold, says why the original ruling went against the scheme.
Checked against 1 source:
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2212 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Who wrote it

A Alan Erwin The Irish Times
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Measure chosen cost given in euros for a road in Northern Ireland×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
1 unverified1 true
From 11 reports we hold under this byline, at The Irish Times. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
V Vincent Kearney RTÉ News
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Actor absent rumours are described with no actor named: nobody is said to have spread them×1
Characterising a party's state of mind unionist parties are described as reacting emotionally rather than quoted×1
Consequence stated flat asserted, unsourced×1
Motive asserted without a source the reason for the remarks is supplied by the writer, hedged with "may well"×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
4 unverified4 true
From 12 reports we hold under this byline, at RTÉ News. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
The bylines on the reports this story is built from. Hover one for what our passes have measured on their reporting. · 1 report we hold carries no byline — we do not invent one.

Coverage, outlet by outlet

T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2212 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The only report to say why the road was first blocked: "an apparent conflict with climate laws" in the Belfast High Court.
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. Sitting as part of a panel of judges, Chief Justice Siobhan Keegan delivered a judgment which overturned on all grounds a previous ruling by the High Court. The 93km proposed project, Northern Ireland’s largest ever, was given the green light by Stormont ministers in 2024. However, last year the Belfast High Court found the Department for Infrastructure’s (DfI) plans for the road did not comply with climate change targets, following a legal challenge from a group including residents, farmers and landowners. Infrastructure
What is hedged: the lower court's climate-law reasoning called 'apparent' — “The plan was originally rejected by the Belfast High Court due to an apparent conflict with climate laws.”
Place naming: uses 'Derry' — “A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling”
Read it at TheJournal.ie → https://www.thejournal.ie/a5-road-upgrade-court-ruling-7183953-Oct2026/
T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Belfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1354 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The only report to give a cost, €2 billion, and to call the A5 Northern Ireland's "largest ever" road project.
The Court of Appeal in Belfast has quashed a ruling from a lower court that the delayed €2 billion upgrade of the A5 road cannot proceed in its current form. In a verdict which now clears the way for the scheme, Northern Ireland’s largest ever road project, Judge Siobhan Keegan confirmed previous findings made by the High Court should not stand. “The legal obligations to achieve net zero by 2050 is not a prohibition upon the authorisation for a new road where it has been assessed, as far as possible, to be consistent with emission reduction obligations,” she said. “The fundamental error the ju
Measure chosen: cost given in euros for a road in Northern Ireland — “€2 billion upgrade would be Northern Ireland’s largest ever road project”
Read it at The Irish Times → https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/10/06/belfast-court-quashes-rul…
R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2353 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → — PUBLIC
Calls it "Northern Ireland's biggest roads project" and says plainly that the halting ruling "has been overturned".
A5 upgrade can proceed following Court of Appeal ruling Updated / Tuesday, 6 Oct 2026 12:50 A5 campaigners outside Laganside Courts in Belfast this morning Vincent Kearney By Vincent Kearney Northern Editor A court ruling that halted Northern Ireland's biggest roads project has been overturned. A £1.7 billion upgrade of the A5, which runs from the Co Monaghan border at Aughnacloy, to Co Derry, can now proceed following a ruling by the Court of Appeal. The plan is to build a new dual carriageway along the entire 85km route. It has been labelled the most dangerous road in Ireland with 57 people
Who is named as acting: no actor named: neither the appeal court's reasoning nor the parties — “A court ruling that halted Northern Ireland's biggest roads project has been overturned.”
Read it at RTÉ News → https://www.rte.ie/news/ulster/2026/1006/1594213-a5-road-ruling/
Checked, didn’t cover
R RNZ
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RNZ 🇳🇿NZ · digital · PUBLIC No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Headline against body headline claims a 20-year decline reversed; the first line of the body reports a new low in reading ×1Headline against body headline claims a turnaround; the text carries a record low and puts it on boys ×1 from 2328 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → ABC News (Australia)
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ABC News (Australia) 🇦🇺AU · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor label and hedge The same man is called 'far-right' and named by his legal name. The act is hedged with 'allegedly', where the longer report states it flat. ×1A different count, stated flat one dead and 140 missing, unattributed, earliest of the four ×1Affected counted The only report to count the local people affected ×1Are the dead named one of the dead named, through a relative at the hospital ×1 from 4664 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Guardian
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The Guardian 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor named Denial in the passive voice, with no one named as the person who dismissed it ×1Actor named names Israel as acting and states the death toll flat, with no source ×1Actor named Ireland named as the side that ended the conference ×1Allegation omitted the police statement is cut with an ellipsis where the other two reports carry the controlling or coercive behaviour allegation ×1 from 10510 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → C CBC News
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CBC News 🇨🇦CA · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Asserted vs attributed the measure is attributed to the three governments; the territory is called occupied in the outlet's own voice ×1Attribution kept in the headline the sourcing travels with the claim into the headline ×1Figure rounded in the headline more than 600 in the headline; the body sources it to a flight-tracking site ×1How the sourcing is hedged the claim is hedged to an unnamed newspaper in both headline and body; the reporting is not held by this report ×1 from 2713 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
Silence is recorded, not inferred — each of these was read when we built this story and carried nothing on this event.
We could not read these
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BBC News 🇬🇧UK · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Dating and attribution 'It was not until Tuesday' is a judgement about delay, not a date. No other report we hold comments on how long the German finding took. ×1How hard the claim is stated Headline says the UN voted to adopt and replace; the last sentence of the report says the vote is non-binding ×1How hard the claim is stated The qualification arrives in the last sentence and is immediately overridden by an effect the report gives no source for. ×1Which figure is used States the replacement as done — the Assembly voted to replace the map — where the resolution urges states to use a different projection. ×1 from 473 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Daily Telegraph
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The Daily Telegraph 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we have measured from published text. Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Times
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The Times 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we have measured from published text. Outlet profile in The AI Times →
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